ADA & Aging-in-Place Remodeling
Thoughtful, code-compliant renovations that help you or a loved one live safely and comfortably at home — from zero-threshold showers and widened doorways to grab bars and accessible layouts designed around your needs.
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Accessible Remodeling Solutions
From accessible bathrooms to widened doorways and whole-home safety upgrades, our team designs and builds ADA-informed, aging-in-place renovations tailored to your Greater Columbus home.
Accessible Bathroom Conversions
Zero-threshold showers, built-in benches, grab bars, and non-slip flooring designed to reduce fall risk while keeping your bathroom beautiful.
- Zero-threshold, curbless showers
- Grab bars and reinforced blocking in walls
- Slip-resistant, wheelchair-friendly flooring
Widened Doorways & Open Floor Plans
We widen doorways, lower thresholds, and reconfigure tight spaces so wheelchairs and walkers can move through your home with ease.
- ADA-compliant doorway widths
- Smooth, level transitions between rooms
- Reconfigured layouts for wheelchair clearance
Whole-Home Safety & Mobility Upgrades
From stair lifts and ramps to lever-style hardware and improved lighting, we help every room of your home support independent, confident living.
- Entry ramps and stair lift coordination
- Lever-style door and faucet hardware
- Improved lighting and clear pathways throughout
Aging-in-Place Remodeling
Stay in the Home You Love
Aging-in-place remodeling means modifying your existing home so you can stay in it during your senior years instead of moving to an assisted living facility or nursing home. Our team plans and builds the modifications that make that possible, safely and comfortably.
Common Aging-in-Place Projects
Zero-Threshold Showers & Walk-In Tubs
Curbless showers and walk-in tubs that remove the step-over hazard and help prevent trips and falls.
Grab Bars & Hidden Wall Blocking
Grab bars installed where you need them now, plus reinforced blocking built into walls to support grab bars later.
Wider Doorways & Hallways
Widened openings and hallways sized to comfortably fit walkers, canes, or wheelchairs throughout the home.
Lever Handles & Rocker Switches
Lever-style door handles and rocker light switches that replace hard-to-turn knobs and switches for easier daily use.
Multi-Level or Main-Floor Living
Relocating a master bedroom, full bathroom, or laundry to the ground floor so daily living doesn't require the stairs.
Ramps & Step-Free Entries
Ramps and step-free entries from the garage or front porch for safe, independent access in and out of the home.
Understanding the Standard
ADA-Compliant Remodeling & ADA Standards
"ADA remodeling" is a term we hear often from homeowners, so here is exactly what it means for your project and how our team applies it to a private residence.
What It Means
ADA-compliant remodeling uses design guidelines from the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — specifically the U.S. Access Board's dimensions — as a technical roadmap for accessible construction.
An Important Distinction
Strictly speaking, the ADA legally governs public accommodations, commercial businesses, and government buildings. Private single-family homes are not legally bound by ADA code.
How We Apply It to Your Home
When our team designs "ADA" work for a private home, we mean we build to ADA-inspired dimensions — such as turning radiuses for wheelchairs, specific counter heights, and reach ranges — to accommodate severe mobility loss or wheelchair use.
Why Homeowners Trust Us
Independence, Safety, and Comfort at Home
Aging-in-place and ADA remodeling is about more than compliance — it's about helping you or someone you love stay safe, independent, and comfortable in the home you love. Our approach is licensed, compassionate, and tailored to your needs.
Licensed, Code-Compliant Builds
Every accessibility modification is built to ADA guidance and local code, with reinforced blocking, proper clearances, and durable materials.
Compassionate, Client-Focused Process
We listen first — understanding your mobility needs and daily routines before recommending solutions that fit your home and your budget.
Led by Experienced Leadership
Our team is led by Paul Riddle, bringing years of hands-on residential construction experience to every accessibility project.
Full-Service Design-Build Under One Roof
From initial design through installation and final walkthrough, one team manages your project start to finish — no subcontractor guesswork.
Ready to Make Your Home Safer and More Accessible?
Schedule a free consultation with our Greater Columbus team and learn how an ADA-informed, aging-in-place renovation can help you or a loved one live safely and independently at home.